Flacco showed a lot of moxie wearing a Scarlet jersey. So he has that going for him, which is nice.Dodd's velocity is twice that of Flacco. Other than that - yeah, they're the same. LOL
Flacco showed a lot of moxie wearing a Scarlet jersey. So he has that going for him, which is nice.Dodd's velocity is twice that of Flacco. Other than that - yeah, they're the same. LOL
"It's 3 guys who are competing with the ones. . . you know, between Gio, Art and Jonathan Lewis."
Cued up:
I'll give you fire and confidence but what did he do different from the others as it relates to leadership?well to my untrained eye, he showed way more than gio or lewis. he showed fire and leadership and confidence. Lewis was not good at all.
#FreeRettig
2018:
#FreeFlacco trending as the new #FreeRettig.
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Good point. But yes Rettig should have gotten a long leash here considering all that was known of Laviano. Whatever 1-2 game season in TN doesn't change that.\
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LOL, it's not like we have a choice.Let the coaches decide who the QB should be.
Don't kid yourself, Gio is only in the "competition" because he started last year. Art is our QB. It's the same thing I said about Savage, back in the day. You cannot bridal talent, and expect it to flourish. Yes he makes silly mistakes, but that's what freshmen do. The coaching staff saw last year what Gio brings to the table, 2 wins. Time to move forward........From the spring game plus CA's comment, it would appear to be a 2-man competition between Gio and Art now, and maybe a combination of the two until one emerges.
I could also see Flacco coming in situationally, to take advantage of his elusiveness and threat to make a short throw on an option.
Ash and McNulty have to play each game to WIN, not to "develop" one QB over another.
That's 3 wins and 5 losses (including losses to Michigan, Michigan State, Ohio State, Penn State) with an Offensive Line with more holes than a block of Swiss cheese).Don't kid yourself, Gio is only in the "competition" because he started last year. Art is our QB. It's the same thing I said about Savage, back in the day. You cannot bridal talent, and expect it to flourish. Yes he makes silly mistakes, but that's what freshmen do. The coaching staff saw last year what Gio brings to the table, 2 wins. Time to move forward........
Didn't Natale actually start the first game of Savage's freshman year? Natale looked awful and I think they brought in Savage in the second half or something.Don't kid yourself, Gio is only in the "competition" because he started last year. Art is our QB. It's the same thing I said about Savage, back in the day. You cannot bridal talent, and expect it to flourish. Yes he makes silly mistakes, but that's what freshmen do. The coaching staff saw last year what Gio brings to the table, 2 wins. Time to move forward........
Hold on there, you might think it's a "dumb" post, but that's your OPINION. Look it up, we all have one, and mine is no better than yours. But, unlike you I did play the position, and unlike you my "opinion" comes with some experience. A QB, rules the offense, or at least should. He dictates, he controls, and he emancipates all around him to play better, stronger, and with more dedication to winning, then the opponent. That is what the main characteristic of a Football QB is and will always be! It isn't about throwing 60 yards, or breaking tackles or even being 6'5" though all those things will certainly help. The success of any QB, involves the grey matter between his ears, and his ability to motivate his team.That's 3 wins and 5 losses (including losses to Michigan, Michigan State, Ohio State, Penn State) with an Offensive Line with more holes than a block of Swiss cheese).
Sorry, really dumb and incorrect post. As if it was all on the QB's back.
Yep, he did. Savage started the second game I think, but my memory isn't great now days. Had a bet with one of our posters for an adult beverage, that he would come in and start by the third game. Never did get that "adult beverage." lol A lot of people thought that Natale would be the man. But, the skill level Savage displayed couldn't be kept on the bench. I think the same thing about Art S...but actually think he is better than Savage at the same stage of development. Survey's the field better.Didn't Natale actually start the first game of Savage's freshman year? Natale looked awful and I think they brought in Savage in the second half or something.
You are an obnoxious twit. Do you want to have a discussion or lob insults? I stand by my opinion that you post was dumb and the FACT that it was incorrect. I'll take it a step further, and say that the immediate post I am responding to is just plain idiotic. You pooh pooh 3 wins versus 2 wins? OK, what if we beat Indiana, that would be 4 wins. Did anyone realistically think RU would beat the other 4 teams on the schedule? Of course not.Hold on there, you might think it's a "dumb" post, but that's your OPINION. Look it up, we all have one, and mine is no better than yours. But, unlike you I did play the position, and unlike you my "opinion" comes with some experience. A QB, rules the offense, or at least should. He dictates, he controls, and he emancipates all around him to play better, stronger, and with more dedication to winning, then the opponent. That is what the main characteristic of a Football QB is and will always be! It isn't about throwing 60 yards, or breaking tackles or even being 6'5" though all those things will certainly help. The success of any QB, involves the grey matter between his ears, and his ability to motivate his team.
Oh, did we have "3" wins last year, my mistake, because that's really a big difference. Besides it was only two(2) wins. And, that OLine you mentioned, didn't allow many sacks, mostly because of a heavy running game(rushed for almost 1800 yards). How many yards did he throw for last year(with that type of protection)? Don't bother to look it up, it's not worth the time or effort(500 yards passing). But, you knew that, didn't you. For any OLine 90% is desire. A good QB gets that out of them, of course you wouldn't know that. And, because of that he gets all the glory, or all the scorn.
So, before you show your ignorance by calling someone out, get your facts straight first. And, then keep your opinions to yourself. Because you are irrelevant.
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